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Rhodes Ferry Port

Rhodes Routes

Astypalea to Rhodes / Rhodes to Astypalea

infrequent crossings
9 hr 30 min
Kalymnos to Rhodes / Rhodes to Kalymnos

1 crossings daily
4 hr 5 min
Karpathos to Rhodes / Rhodes to Karpathos

infrequent crossings
6 hr
Kastelorizo to Rhodes / Rhodes to Kastelorizo

0 crossings daily
3 hr 40 min
Kos to Rhodes / Rhodes to Kos

7 crossings weekly
2 hr 50 min
Leros to Rhodes / Rhodes to Leros

1 crossings daily
5 hr 15 min
Lipsi to Rhodes / Rhodes to Lipsi

1 crossings daily
7 hr
Nisyros to Rhodes / Rhodes to Nisyros

3 crossings weekly
4 hr 10 min
Patmos to Rhodes / Rhodes to Patmos

1 crossings daily
6 hr 35 min
Piraeus to Rhodes / Rhodes to Piraeus

1 crossings daily
15 hr 10 min
Symi to Rhodes / Rhodes to Symi

4 crossings weekly
1 hr
Syros to Rhodes / Rhodes to Syros

0 crossings daily
11 hr
Tilos to Rhodes / Rhodes to Tilos

3 crossings weekly
2 hr 55 min

Special Offers

With Ferrysavers you can easily book a cheap ferry from Rhodes to Greece and Turkey, including routes to Santorini, Kos and Piraeus, Fethiye and Datca.

Using Ferrysavers you can securely book a ferry from Rhodes to the Greek islands of Amorgos, Astypalea,Kalymnos, Chios, Kos, Leros, Lesvos (Lesbos), Nisyros, Patmos, Samos (Karlovassi port), Santorini (Thira), Syros and Tilos all with Blue Star Ferries
You can also book Blue Star ferries from Rhodes to Piraeus, the port for Athens, and Thessaloniki on the Greek mainland
Or ferries between Rhodes and Marmaris in Turkey with Sea Service

Find the latest information on cheap Rhodes ferries, including ticket prices, times and availability with Ferrysavers.

Rhodes ferry port is located at the north eastern end of the old town. Rhodes ferry port offers regular ferries to most islands in the eastern Aegean as well as ferries to Pireaus and international ferries to Turkey.

Rhodes island is the most traveled of the 12 Dodecanese islands, enticing tourists with its gorgeous land and fascinating history. Rhodes is the second largest Greek island, with 540 square miles of beautiful land. Rhodes is full of history and it has loads of historic sights, including remnants of the 14th century occupation by the Knights of St John, while the island's east coast has sandy beaches and hoards of package tourists from northern Europe. Rhodes enjoys an average of 300 or so days of blissful sunshine a year.